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Obama's empty rhetoric
By Khalid Amayreh in occupied Jerusalem President Obama's speech on Thursday, 19 May, was clearly another rehearsal in hypocrisy, moral duplicity and empty rhetoric. Apart from paying lip service to Arab revolutions, Obama reiterated the same old biased… more »
Killings, Detentions and Torture in Egypt
by Stephen Lendman On February 9, London Guardian writer Chris McGreal headlined, "Egypt's army 'involved in detentions and torture,' " saying: Military forces "secretly detained hundreds and possibly thousands of suspected government opponents since… more »
Mixed Reactions to Obama's Middle East Speech
by Stephen Lendman Perhaps one way to view Obama's speech is saying you can please all the people some of the time, some of them all the time, but not all of them all the time. World reactions were indeed mixed, though policies, not posturing, are key.… more »
FEDS TO STATES: “DROP DEAD.” STATE BANK MOVEMENT PICKS UP STEAM
Ellen Brown “Ford to New York: Drop Dead,” said a famous headline in 1975. President Ford had declared flatly that he would veto any bill calling for “a federal bail-out of New York City.” What he proposed instead was legislation that would make it… more »
On The Chopping Block: Federal Worker Pensions
by Stephen Lendman Bipartisan support endorses ending vital social benefits incrementally, principally Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, healthcare for those who can't afford it, and public pensions. Notably, deep Medicare cuts were made. Much more… more »
WHAT A PUBLIC BANK COULD MEAN FOR CALIFORNIA
Ellen Brown California is the eighth largest economy in the world, and it has a debt burden to match. It has outstanding general obligation bonds and revenue bonds of $158 billion, largely incurred for infrastructure. Of this tab, $70 billion is just… more »
Obama's Middle East Hypocrisy
by Stephen Lendman Since taking office in January 2009, Obama broke every major campaign promise, including relevant ones to his May 19 Middle East speech; namely: -- "hope;" -- "change;" more »
Will the NY Attorney General Bring Doomsday Charges Against Wall Street? If So, How Long Will He Survive?
Michael Collins Gretchen Morgenson of the New York Times just published one of the few feel good stories in months following the 2008 financial crisis. She describes a possible day of reckoning for the perpetrators of the 2008 crisis and much of the… more »
BDS update: 'I went because I needed to go'
Eric Walberg So said a Holocaust survivor and anti-apartheid activist about his trip to Jackson, Mississippi in 1961. The same impulse inspires BDS activists from all walks of life today. International boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) activities… more »
Stealing Palestinian Land Dunam by Dunam
by Stephen Lendman One dunam is 1,000 square meters, four dunams to an acre. Israel is stealing them incrementally to control all valued Palestinian land, dispossessing indigenous people illegally in the process. B'Tselem is the Israeli Information… more »
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